Dashboard

The console home page: an at-a-glance overview of your organization's state.

Overview

The dashboard is the first page after signing in. For the active organization (switcher at the top of the sidebar) it aggregates the key stats, the weekly health, the getting-started checklist until it is complete, your project cockpit and recent deployments. Everything is clickable and links to the matching detail page.

Pierrr dashboard in dark theme — The dashboard: stats, 7-day health, project cockpit and recent deployments.

The stat cards

Four cards summarize your organization. Each card links to its section:

Projects, the number of projects in the organization. Links to the project list.
Containers, the total number of containers across all projects.
Domains, the number of connected domains. An amber note appears when some are not verified yet.
Servers, the number of enrolled Pierrr agents. An amber note flags pending or offline servers that need your attention.

Amber notes under a card are attention signals: while they are present, an action is expected from you (verify a domain, reconnect a server).

7-day project health

This bar shows, for each day of the current week (Monday to Sunday), the aggregated state of your containers. The pill on the top right summarizes today's state. Each day takes a color:

Green (Healthy), every observed container was healthy.
Amber (Degraded), at least one container was unhealthy for part of the day.
Red (Down), one or more containers were down.
Grey (No data), no measurement for that day (future, or no agent was reporting metrics yet).

Each day cell is clickable: it opens that day's detailed history on the Health history page. Future days are not clickable.

Hover a day to see the date, the state and the number of healthy containers out of those observed.

Tooltip on the weekly health bar — Hovering a day shows its date, overall state and how many containers are healthy.

Weekly health bar — The organization's aggregated daily health across the current week.

Health history

Clicking a cell in the health bar (here or in the project list) opens the Health history page, also reachable under Projects. It gives the full view of your health data beyond the last 7 days, with a Projects button to go back to the list.

By default it shows a 30-day window ending today. Arriving from a specific cell recenters the window to 14 days around the day you clicked.

A selector in the top right filters by project (or All projects), kept in sync with the URL, so you can share a direct link to a specific project.

Organization-wide view

With no project selected, the chart stacks, for each project and each day, the health state breakdown of all its containers (healthy, up, degraded, down). Clicking a bar opens that project's view for that day.

Project view

Once a project is selected, the chart switches to one series per container of the app. The window stays the same as before selecting: 30 days by default, or the 14-day recentered window if you arrived by clicking a specific day.

Health history page, project-scoped view — Project-scoped view: one series per container, over the selected window.

Health data is kept for 90 days.

Getting-started checklist

Until your organization is fully set up, the Next steps card guides the first steps, with a progress counter out of four. Each row deep-links to the right screen (and the right tab):

The four steps

Connect your code, link your code provider to deploy from your repositories (opens Organization, Code provider tab).
Create a project, your first isolated environment.
Deploy a container, opens the Containers tab of your first project.
Add a domain, wire up a custom domain.

Next steps checklist on the dashboard — The next steps checklist: completed steps are struck through, the others carry an action button.

Once the four steps are done, the checklist disappears automatically and makes room for the cockpit.

Project cockpit

For each project, the cockpit lists its containers with their framework logo, live health state (for example Online or Offline), the deployed version (the last successful deployment) and quick actions (start, stop, restart). The Open button leads to the project detail page; the card footer shows the status and time of the last deployment. Free slots invite you to add another project.

Actions stay visible for every role: if your role does not allow starting, stopping or restarting a container, the button is greyed out and the reason shows on hover.

Project page header with a banner telling a restricted role who can make changes — On a project page, a role without edit rights sees a banner naming who can make changes.

Recent deployments

The last section lists the 6 most recent deployments across the whole organization, all projects combined. Each row shows the container (logo + name), the project, the branch and commit, the time, the four pipeline stage icons (build, push, load, start, hidden on small screens) and a status badge. Click a row to open the deployment detail and its logs. A removed container stays listed, struck through, with no link to the detail.